Review on Heavy Duty Waterproof Outdoor ATV Cover XXL 89" - 420D Oxford Cloth, Anti-Fade UV Protection For Kawasaki Yamaha Suzuki Honda Polaris Can Am by Joseph Cvetkovic

The wife put me to the task of finding a cover for her new ATV. It sounds easy, but when you are talking about one of those smaller-than-normal, put-it-together-yourself 200CC Class Chinese ATV's, things get a little complicated. I wanted one which was relatively inexpensive, going to fit it well, not blow off in the wind, go all the way to the ground without bunching up around the machine and shed water without pooling. Maybe it's the 28" toolbox on the rear rack which makes it fit so well, but this cover checks all of the boxes perfectly. It's a little fiddly getting the straps snapped together below the machine, but those are optional anyway. The elastic does a good job of keeping the cover on the machine when wrapped around the tires at ground level, so it should stay there in all but the strongest of winds, even without them fastened.The material seems a bit thin, but I have yet to see any degradation or holes. The machine is always perfectly dry when uncovered. The thinner material also seems to make it easier going on and coming off. After all, what good is a heavy cover if it's a pain to use and makes you not want to use it?The cover also has a nice graphic on the front and a couple of bright orange (I believe reflective) pieces right up front, so it looks nice and makes it easy to know which way to put it on.It still hasn't seen a winter, so I can't speak to how it does in snow, but so far, I can heartily recommend this cover in the XL-Plus size if you need one for one of those "special" ATVs, especially if you have a toolbox on the back.